Event
EU Committee
Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and its Future Role in European Financial Systems
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Location: Online Webinar
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Location: Online Webinar
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With the European Commission looking at the gold standard for blockchain technology, join us at the Chamber on May 4th for a look at the future of blockchain and cryptocurrency within the European Union.
The gold standard for blockchain promotes European ideals within this emerging technology. The gold standard requires blockchain to be energy-efficient, provide data protection, and should respect Europe’s e-identity framework.
The European Commission is also looking at other areas of the blockchain with attempts at building a pan-European public services blockchain, as well as looking at promoting legal certainty in regard to blockchain-based applications.
The Commission, along with the Central Bank, are also looking at ways to integrate cryptocurrency into European Financial Systems. A digital Euro, amongst other measures, have been discussed as a way to incorporate this burgeoning technology into European life.
These technologies are sure to play a major role in business operations in the 2020’s and beyond, acquiring knowledge in this area is vital. We look forward to welcoming you to a panel talk with Pēteris Zilgalvis, The Hon Albert Isola MP, Ondřej Kovařík MEP and Francesca Salierno on the 4th May.
This event is moderated by Elizabeth Crossick, RELX and Chair of Digital Committee.
The gold standard for blockchain promotes European ideals within this emerging technology. The gold standard requires blockchain to be energy-efficient, provide data protection, and should respect Europe’s e-identity framework.
The European Commission is also looking at other areas of the blockchain with attempts at building a pan-European public services blockchain, as well as looking at promoting legal certainty in regard to blockchain-based applications.
The Commission, along with the Central Bank, are also looking at ways to integrate cryptocurrency into European Financial Systems. A digital Euro, amongst other measures, have been discussed as a way to incorporate this burgeoning technology into European life.
These technologies are sure to play a major role in business operations in the 2020’s and beyond, acquiring knowledge in this area is vital. We look forward to welcoming you to a panel talk with Pēteris Zilgalvis, The Hon Albert Isola MP, Ondřej Kovařík MEP and Francesca Salierno on the 4th May.
This event is moderated by Elizabeth Crossick, RELX and Chair of Digital Committee.
